Fall foliage color ... I’ve covered it many times (and likely will again in another month or so) because it is a marvel of plant physiology and biochemistry. But all fall color is not created equal.

Every autumn we revel in the beauty of the fall colors. The mixture of red, purple, orange and yellow is the result of chemical processes that take place in the tree as the seasons change from summer ...

When I saw the fall color on dwarf fothergilla, Fothergilla gardenii, I knew I wanted to grow it in my garden. Hardy in Zones 5 through 9, it displays yellow, red and orange leaves all on one shrub.

Getty An interactive map is predicting when leaves will change color across the United States this upcoming fall. David Angotti, the map’s creator, crafted the website SmokyMountains.com as a ...

At the Bedford Fall Foliage ... pattern on the leaves. “Could turn out OK — just late.” Ebert, whose festival occurred far too early to benefit from any late natural color collage, spoke ...

Gardner said, by mid-to-late October, the fall leaf color should work its way down those mountain areas and into areas of lower elevation. ExploreFall, a website previously featured on WRAL ...

The compounds vary by species and determine the color of the tree’s autumn foliage—so a species like the ginkgo, which turns yellow in fall, won’t turn red. But climate volatility can ...